Exodus: Grace, Mercy, and a God Who Stays
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Austin Gardner discusses the Book of Exodus as a testament to God's grace and mercy rather than a list of demands.
Send us Fan Mail We often divide the Bible into two Gods: the "angry" God of the Old Testament and the "loving" God of the New. Austin Gardner is here to bridge that gap. In this episode of the Grace series, we look at the Book of Exodus not as a list of demands, but as a monument to God’s patience and provision. Whether it’s bitter water turning sweet or a covenant renewed after a massive failure, Exodus proves that God has always chosen rescue over requirements. Thanks for listening. Find ...
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